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   Dubuque Daily Telegraph (Newspaper) - July 5, 1901, Dubuque, Iowa                               Circulation iu thin I OUR GUARANTEE The Dally will all with the distinct that it's Of- in the city of e Is of i J than all tnc other the city combined It's general culation exceeds that ot any other paper VOL DUBUQUE IOWA FRIDAY EVENING JULY 5 1901 No 322 Hot Bo Found HOPO In oats and Serje Soils Soils I Alpaca oats Soft Underwear Neckwear Our Styles arc Correct Timely FLANNEL SUITS tho to with n SUIrt cool unit up tonis OKU JT.oO Honto und Vests and 00 nnd Crash Suits about halt ft O X price ffA Jl Thin jp and Soft und plain Fronts I rt Me to I FOR THE BOYS Sailor to T to 1C years 51.00 und to V DONE IN THE ITALIAN WAY tlir tit Italy Stub nml Slay lit Agr Inly ri One of the iu liMory ot tho Virginia nt nnd a trail of blood be- knives wlplns out Tho dead napil In cut and In MIC i son cut II ii sun stubbed over the nnd on tbf Mrs SO in ft die to Mrs and were i mill were of went mi on the t thrill off I n on and one of them to who til -in n flushed with the They A L JOHNSONS SCHEMES will lit by July All l-y be out us far by his brother Tom uf This by Tunics A I Johnson's Ui ot his u Mr said not the of his In His to New York nnd nnd to the two cities for will in by his brother n ml of project Is morn than Mr Johnson's to of Into mm system will also bo push I'd by who will as fnr us the work was by Mr Johnson's Mr John son's J line 5 dm hasp Imll scores At St afternoon I 0 at twelve i York o nt 0 Dosion i at f o 10 At at Philadelphia if after- iin wet at vi-inn.i V at 1 I 1 i HI At S Grand n 7 ut 10 ledo afternoon Toledo at Wayne It afternoon G at 1 Dayton Columbus 2 Dayton 3 Marie In Throwing York Tuly of tho Now York Athletic club broke tho world's record for throwing the hammer In n nine-foot circle The 17 foot inches In ThU Minneapolis Minn July situation In of Minnesota is The Red vnlley nil tho from county to county Is suffering Church Hit by Cleveland O July Superior Street Baptist church corner of nnd Minnesota streets n structure wus struck by lightning and burned to to July Lewis of Paradise county lino boon recommended ns n cadet to West Point by Representative way Lewis Is 18 years old nt tho July president tho of yesterday with cock wan tlie only culler on business 11111 Worth Abilene Kan Inly de- tho city mills hero yesterday Tho loss IB NEWS FACTS IN OUTLINE the Chinese minister delivered address nt the phia municipal celebration of tho Fourth won the stakes yesterday ut Washington Chicago has froni a option the Island of To fronting the Cameroons territory The dressed beef storage warehouse of A A Jewett Co of Co of burned loss The Russia Commercial has failed with n deficit mated tit r Jles Tho building at entirely by Co printers burned Loss Is over The third wife of the sultan of key died after Julia of Cambridge tho famous lecturer and died yesterday at the Hawthorne Mah's Frank J president of tho National pany at Dayton O died there day of heart disease rotor of natural at burgh university since 1860 died at A FATAL STROKE Lightning Kiib Three Children Paralyzes the Father and ratally Hurts Mother MANY ARE ALSO Ami Ono Sin Killed Near at u Other Fatalities Pa July it ml while enjoying nil puling on tho river look refuse from tho storm under a large oak tree A bolt of lightning struck tree prostrated the entire party a relict party the sceno girls and aged and S respectively were lend an infant May lived font a short Umo was found to be totally paralyzed and his wife In such a condition that she cannot live A sou was severely shocked but may Detroit Mich July late yesterday struck u pavilion on Hols Blanc a resort eight miles down the river from this lames Sullivan was standing under a tree was Instantly killed A number of the dancers iu the pavilion were badly shocked lit tho time and a score fainted from fright Tho seriously In- jured are Harry Taylor Miss McHugh Miss McDowell Miss all of Detroit The two latter Iu an scious until brought to their homes in Detroit Wind n Tent Lincoln inly Tournal Grand Island While the Gentry dog and pony show was giving an exhibition yesterday afternoon a wind struck the blowing It down and Imprisoning tlie crowd One boy was hurl and ten others were Injured as Albert Stevenson head crushed by falling pole cannot live F W Miles shoulder dislocated Mrs Hastings several ribs broken Sherman Broduer back hurt Musician Marshall back hurt Mabel Metro of leg broken Mrs Fred mi aged lady collar boua broken Mr and Mrs Smith an aged couple severely Mrs A L Filsinger badly cut about face and IX K land struck on head and prostrated Hundreds received slight contusions and cuts Toledo O Tilly persons were drowned lit the river fronting park yesterday They George F Hirth proprietor of a Job printing Helen Hirth his sister imd Agglo Felker These with others went to park to spend the day While taking u row on the a call bout came so near that a collision was feared and In a rush to the other Bide of the boat Is was over- turned The others wore saved out Injury Accident Burlington In received hero through a roundabout source says a passenger train on the Iowa Central hns been wrecked near Hampton la and two postal clerks HOW WE DELUDED THE REDS About 100 Venn Ago Flag Up on Now Territory Kan July cor- of the proposed monument to mark the spot where the United States was raised over the territory now known us Kansas was laid day Ing was raised by M Pike then a lieutenant of the ed States army Sept 29 1800 and on the anniversary of than day this year tho monument begun yesterday will be formally unveiled The ceremonies yesterday were under the direction of the KansaK Slate Historical society which Is charged with the caro of the ground upon which the Is to stand and where once was the tal village of the ancient Pawned re- public Marks of this village still exist and In recent years have been preserved by Elizabeth A Johnson the wife of a lives on the adjoining quarter section Mrs Johnson ob- the land by purchase nnd decried It to the state state has to fence and mark the historic spot and yesterday the work was begun The ground consists of eight acres nnd It is the Intention to transform it into n public park Pike's exploit was a daring one in 1806 he started with twenty men to ex- the newly acquired Louisiana just after Lieutenant Doa at the head of a of- Spanish soldiers hud persuaded the Pawnees to swear ince and to run up a Spanish over their village which then con- tho powerful Indian on tho plains Pike ed of the Indians Unit the Spanish Hag hauled down and the United States colors bo substituted representing his party of twenty was simply the advance guard of -a largo army io chief told the Indians that 10 re- fuse Pike's demand would mean a hard light and they as Pike Fourth landed July Lake IU years old son and Mrs Charles found a can of powder In the woodshed and Iu anticipation of the Fourth of Inly lib concluded to test Its He applied a lighted match ami tho explosion which lowed burned his face almost to a crisp and scorched his right hand and arm His and BODY OF S for Detroit from York JtH Now York July of zen S former governor of who died while abroad was tarted for Detroit ut -1 p m day from the Grand Central station Tho funeral train consisted of three cars The oar In which the collin rested draped in black cloth and displayed on either side a large oil painting of the dead man There wore no services at the of its removal to tho train William mayor of Detroit with u delegation of about live persons from that city Including some the staff of when he was governor attended tho hody The train arrived in Detroit this morning at The Rov Dr Detroit traveled in the car in- charge of the remains ABE CORPSES Ad tile of on on Mine Denver July Tho latest news from Telluride Colo In regard to the trouble nt the Smuggler Union mine Is to the effect that no further bloodshed is feared us the company hns agreed to withdraw all men from the mine ex- cept a few watchmen and make no effort to resume work until the strike amicably and officially de- clared off Three men wore killed and at least ten wounded In the battle which occurred Wednesday between 150 armed men and the force of ers and deputies at the mines The kilted John Barthell a minor one of tho George Nicholson shift boss nt the T a Mexican employed us mer Iu the mine The men employed In mine bering about luO worn driven over range Into Ouray county and warned never to return lo or San Miguel county The strike which In this outbreak of violence ordered by the miners union on Blay 1 last It followed the refusal of the management to guarantee all miners employed minimum wages of a day Tho company resumed ations on 17 with n force Denver Colo July 5 Last night telegraphic correspondence passed be- tween Governor Orman and Arthur TJ Collins manager of the mine at tho seeno ot battle with strikers Wednesday Manager Collins telegraphed the story of the attack on tho mine substantially given in those dispatches Ho adds that the strikers now have ible possession Sheriff snys ho is powerless to give us possession of our property or protect lives of employes and has called for troops which wore denied Governor Orman ly wired that unlawful possession of property will not be tolerated In this State and if properly Is not ately surrendered to rightful owners Immediate action will bo taken by authorities and nil parties severely dealt with Sheriff has not been denied troops San Francisco July 5 The light be- tween Jack Moffatt of Chicago and George Gardner of Lowell Mass afternoon came to an abrupt end iu the third round when for the third time left arm was thrown out of Joint at the shoulder by a swinging blow that missed The referee awarded tho fight to Gardner who refused to accept all the purse un- der the and will sharo It equally of tho Newport 1J I July The gramme for the of four races beginning tomorrow and extending over Monday Wednesday and Friday of week In which the ence Constitution and Columbia are entered announced by the Newport Yacht Racing association the races will bo fifteen miles to windward and return nnd two over n triangular course of thirty miles Didn't Xot It Get Away Cincinnati July 5 Mayor of the city of has re- a cablegram from Andrew negle tendering toward ing the expenses of an for use of the city The gift was accepted Sport nt Die Buffalo July The athletic grimes that were held In the Stadium day brought out largest ance that lias bean seated iu that structure Fully persons watched the Interesting programme of which occupied the entire day to Kylo Huron S 5 Interviews with prominent Republicans from ferent parts of tho state a be- lief will nsk.A B to fill th ft vacancy paused by death that wlU j Porto Rico Signalizes the Day by Adopting a Free Trade Measure BESIDES HAVING A VERY BIG TIME Tuft Takes Control in Philippines ou tho Historical Other Celebrations Juan Porto Rico July a joint session lasting three hours the Porto Clean assembly yesterday passed the free trade tion Tho assembly hall was crowded with people and cheers greeted tho an that Governor Allen had the resolution Tho free trade resolution with a preamble in which reference Is made to section 3 of the law Governor Allen personally read a message before the assembly in which ho exhaustively reviewed the financial situation of the Island and showed that Porto Rico possessed abundant revenues for Its coeds without drawing customs receipts Hollander's report on the island's resources from which revenue could bo derived was considered to warrant tho joint resolution in favor of free trade This action of the assembly Is considered to most important taken by it since the Inauguration of Governor Allen of tho Fourth With tho adoption and signing of this free trade resolution the celebration of the Fourth began But outside the legislative chamber tho day was celebrated with groat and enthusiasm under the of Governor Allen's tee Both the political parties assisted in tho ceremonies for which Governor Allen appropriated nnd tho zens donated tho remainder The city crowded The celebration opened with a big public ball Wednesday Ing Governor Alien and Mrs Allen leading tho grand march Never be- fore had there been such a display of colors in Siun Juan A majority of the houses were decorated with flags nnd bunting nnd fireworks in sion were sot off In 1000 tho Fourth was not celebrated to At G a in yesterday a salute of twenty-one guns was fired At 0 o'clock the parade started There over persons in line in- school 300 native troops tuo governor the tho members of the assembly of the G A It o regimental bond sailors from the Yankton rines police heads of court officials clerks and visiting gations from Cayey Hatillo and er places with bands The parade was reviewed by the governor and the line of march was thronged with the ple of the city Quito Home The national salute was fired again at noon During tho afternoon there was a base ball States and a Porto nine and athletic contests including foot boat and swimming races for cash prizes At 4 p m there a mass meeting in the theater where the dren sang national airs In English after which addresses were and the Declaration of Independence was read At 6 p m Governor Allen held a public reception nt the palace There was an illuminated boat parade list evening and a great display of fireworks Telegrams from other towns on the island report the otic observance of tho day excepting Ponce which hns done nothing be- cause ot lack of funds INAUGURATED m THIS wilt me con- of the military government In these sections Sixteen additional provinces are reported without rections but they have not been ised According tbr civil governor there Is an unexpended balance In thi insular treasury of and HZ annual income of The of President message of congratulation was cheered The of the tribune a block long was ated with flags nnd several hundred with their families and friends were seated therein The mass of tho Commissioner Promoted to Rule tho Manila July government In the Philippines has been auspiciously Inaugurated Commissioner was escorted by General MacArthur and General from the great temporary tribune just outside tho Plaza Palacio Stand Ing on a center of tho tribune William II the now civil governor of the Philippine island took the oath of of- fice administered by Chief Justice Arellano Governor was then in- by General MacArthur the guns of Fort Santiago being fired by way of a salute A of the in- augural address was the announcement that on Sept thu commission would be increased by the ment of three native Wardo Denito and Jose the livst of September ments exist is follows heads ing arranged for Worcester commerce nnd police justice and finance public Instruction seven provinces organized Civil TAFT stood in the park opposite The Filipino leaders were but there wore more citizens of the United States than Filipinos present The transfer of the military authority to General carried out In the ence of tho generals in General Arthur's office There was no ity Celebrations in Cubit Santiago do Cuba July 5 This city enjoyed two days of celebration con- ducted oii the most elaborate scale since the Wednesday tho annl of the destruction of Admiral squadron there was a yacht excursion to tho Spanish wrecks whore salute was and an tion delivered by a loyal Spaniard on the wreck of tho Almirante Yesterday was n demonstration ot unprecedented interest by citizens of the United States The Cubans participated and a crowd of several thousands by unanimous vote de- clared that the Fourth of July ought to bo a permanent holiday throughout the Cuban republic Havana July The Fourth of July was observed among tho States troops by a field day at Camp Columbia In of Chicago July 5 Independence day was celebrated all over this It goes without saying earnestly arid enthusiastically the most notable bration being at St Louis probably that city feeling bound to make a big red mark on the day owing to her com- ing World's In Kingston Jamaica July 5 The American residents throughout tho and assembled yesterday at the Port Antonio headquarters of the United Fruit company and celebrated tho Fourth with great enthusiasm In tlie tint ot tho World Paris July 5 Tho United States embassy and consulate and a majority of the United States business houses here were decorated on tho Fourth The annual banquet of the Chamber of Commerce took night x Copenhagen July B The Fourth of July was celebrated here by the Ing with flags of all the Danish ships In the harbor City of Mexico July 5 The lean colony celebrated the Fourth by an outdoor fete at the del Ellso Peking July The Fourth was celebrated here by United States legation guard with athletic games and fireworks Berlin July 5 In honor of the Fourth of July the United States flag floated over the embassy the ate and many private buildings London Tuly 5 hundred persons sat down last night nt the quet of the American society In don given at the Hotel Cecil Including prominent citizens of the United States Britishers nnd Canadians QTS TWIN it ME in a Ranch by Ond or the Pursuing Sheriffs Posses NO MISTAKE ABOUT MEN Total Amount of Their Said To i Bo Ono fior Wounded It Would Stem Whether X or II the Bont Rothesay Firth of Clyde July S Failure of tho wind caused a 

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